Janelle Hardy
About the Teacher
Why study with them?
Janelle Hardy is a writer, artist, host of the Personal Mythmaking Podcast and the creator/teacher of a transformational memoir-writing course called The Art of Personal Mythmaking.
She’s a born and raised Yukoner, a solo mother, who has been working as a trauma-informed bodyworker in the hands-on healing arts fields for 13+ years and as an artist (writing, painting + dance) for 17+ years. Throughout that time she’s taught adults out of her living room, arts centres, universities and community colleges.
For the past 5+ years she’s integrated all of her expertise, including a BA in Anthropology, an MA in Dance and a Diploma in Structural Integration, into supporting people in their creative healing work via the alchemy of transformational memoir-writing.
As a self-employed, white, cisgendered, Canadian woman she believes Black Lives Matter, she stands for LGBTQIA+ rights, and she is actively investing in and working to build an inclusive, anti-racist healing arts practice and business, from the inside out.
She is working and living on unceded Syilx People’s land in Vernon, BC.
She’s a born and raised Yukoner, a solo mother, who has been working as a trauma-informed bodyworker in the hands-on healing arts fields for 13+ years and as an artist (writing, painting + dance) for 17+ years. Throughout that time she’s taught adults out of her living room, arts centres, universities and community colleges.
For the past 5+ years she’s integrated all of her expertise, including a BA in Anthropology, an MA in Dance and a Diploma in Structural Integration, into supporting people in their creative healing work via the alchemy of transformational memoir-writing.
As a self-employed, white, cisgendered, Canadian woman she believes Black Lives Matter, she stands for LGBTQIA+ rights, and she is actively investing in and working to build an inclusive, anti-racist healing arts practice and business, from the inside out.
She is working and living on unceded Syilx People’s land in Vernon, BC.
